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What to do if i have a pumice stone and my boyfriend has terribly callused feet. how do i use the stone?
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Pumice stone: After your boyfriend gets his feet wet (shower bath or swimming). Take the stone and rub back and forth over the hardened area. You should see some skin flaking off. You do not want to continue if his skin starts to turn red. See a professional if bleeding occurs!
Answered 6/6/2017
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